Fire loss and radicalism link urged by insurance head
H A Smath of Hartford says rising fire losses fuel radicalism in the United States. He cites 1923 losses at 33.23 million, 1926 projected above 48 million, and daily fire costs around 1.5 million, tying industrial unrest to unprincipled foreign influence.
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Autumn Fragments Echo In Curious Verse
A fragmented passage reflects on seasons and change with cryptic lines about summer, autumn, and winter. The text questions whether winter follows spring and hints at a poet’s inquiry into seasonal rhythms and the value of warm garments.
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Selisbury
High Pressure Salesmen and Immigration Themes in 1930s Debate
An excerpt discusses immigration limits, crime linked to foreigners, and the social impact on insurance and enforcement. It contrasts the rise of high pressure sales outfits with reckless growth and eventual collapse, urging honesty and merit in combating schemes.
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Vernight
Fragmented News Snippets Mention A Parade Of Topics
A jumble of names and events appears including Arthur Train author duties a presiding match at a dance mentions of Prince of Wales and a world context. The scattered notes reference Prohibitive costs Milwaukee fire and a Rotary Club member. no coherent story emerges.
Riffs Refuse Fight Fair Slows Morocco Air War
United States Army analysts report the Rif tribesmen avoid regular bases and attack at night from caves and ledges, hindering French use of planes in Morocco. They inflict downed aircraft with rifles and vanish into mountains, complicating Allied aviation efforts.
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North Africa
Fragmentary OCR Notes Echo Local Street Confusion
A garbled passage references Fifth Avenue and Third Avenue with unclear context. The text appears as stray fragments likely from OCR, offering no coherent events, names, or dates to summarize into a full news item.
Minnesota Woman Dies at Age 167 in Strawbridge
A Minnesota woman died at age 167 in Strawbridge on April 8 1818. Her husband had died on November 11 1916 at 167 years. The couple had been married 61 years.
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